Tag: AnnualMeeting
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AJJ 2026 Conference Registration
May 23-24th, 2026 Akita University Conference Theme: Entanglements and Embodiments: Anthropology, Ethnography and Sensing Japan We are pleased to announce that you may now register. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER The…
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About AJJ
AJJ (Anthropology of Japan, in Japan) is an active academic society dedicated to anthropological research on Japan. We bring together scholars engaged in various themes and stages of their research,…
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2022 Annual Meeting Call for submissions
Anthropology of Japan in Japan (AJJ) Annual Meeting 2022Wellbeing in Contemporary Japan: Embodying Techniques, Skills and Environments Dec. 3rd (Sat) & Dec. 4th (Sun) 2022 VENUE: Kyoto University, Yoshida South…
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Call for Papers: Online Annual Meeting 4-5 December 2021
Dear Friends This is a Call for Papers for the annual meeting of the AJJ which will hosted by Akita International University Japan. The Annual Meeting of the AJJ has…
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ANTHROPOLOGY OF JAPAN, IN JAPAN (2019) CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
ANTHROPOLOGY OF JAPAN, IN JAPAN (AJJ) FALL 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME MEIJI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY, YOKOHAMA CAMPUS Saturday, November 30, 2019 11:00am – 1:00pm Panel A: Maladies and Healing Chair: Andrea De…
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AJJ 2016 Schedule and Abstracts
Program and Abstracts AJJ 2016 Spring Meeting & Special Lecture/Symposium Co-sponsored by Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku University Venue: Faculty of Arts and Letters, No.1 Lecture Hall 文学研究科第1講義室…
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AJJ Spring 2011 Schedule
ANTHROPOLOGY OF JAPAN IN JAPAN (AJJ) 2011 Annual Spring Workshop Affiliation: Kanazawa University (International Cultural Resource Studies Center) Date: April 23-24, 2011 Location: Ishikawa Shiko Kinen Bunkakoryu Kaikan General Purpose…
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AJJ Spring 2010 Schedule
AJJ Spring Workshop 2010 (May 8–9) Friday, April 23, 2010, at Tenri University. The program focused on presenting current anthropological field research and pedagogical methodologies within the Japanese context. The full…
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2009 AJJ Program
ANTHROPOLOGY OF JAPAN IN JAPAN (AJJ) AJJ Spring Workshop 25th-26th April 2009 Host: The Doshisha Centre for Japanese Language and Culture Theme: Multiethnic Japan Transnational Migration of Care Workers:…

